The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (12GB+512GB) 5G Dual SIM smartphone is a great replacement to the Note range. It still has the stylus but has packed it with additional functionality over the older Note range models. The camera is a joy to use and the screen is a crystal clear experience - it seems to me that it doesn't smudge as easily as the previous smartphones. The 512 GB capacity leaves plenty of room for movie and file downloads and the 12 GB RAM gives a user experience that is very slick. The battery lasts most of the day with constant use (games, media, texts and calls), and doesn't take too long to recharge. The Samsung apps are still a...view more

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra (12GB+512GB) 5G Dual SIM smartphone is a great replacement to the Note range. It still has the stylus but has packed it with additional functionality over the older Note range models. The camera is a joy to use and the screen is a crystal clear experience - it seems to me that it doesn't smudge as easily as the previous smartphones. The 512 GB capacity leaves plenty of room for movie and file downloads and the 12 GB RAM gives a user experience that is very slick. The battery lasts most of the day with constant use (games, media, texts and calls), and doesn't take too long to recharge. The Samsung apps are still a...view more

The ZTE Axon 40 Ultra could be one of the most attractive phones ever, drawing on the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra’s looks, minus the S Pen. There are a few bugs in the camera and software, but the handset offers great value for money and may steal your heart from its bigger-name rivals.

Attractive, comfortable design, Plenty of processing power, Impressive price for its features

Poor front-facing camera, Occasional software bugs, No wireless charging

Ultimately this feels like a year of consolidation, and while the final product is of a high standard, we hope that the Galaxy S23 Ultra brings some refinement and direction to this new Ultra–Note amalgam.

Excellent Super AMOLED display, Brilliant camera with outstanding zoom potential, Integrated S Pen unique among flagship phones

Disappointing battery life, Note-like design feels somewhat regressive, Software a little laggy

: The S Pen is back, and the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the right place for it

Stunning display, S Pen is a great tool, Cameras impress yet again

Expensive, Weaker battery life than S21 Ultra (but still good)

The iPhone 14 isn’t much of an upgrade over the iPhone 13, but it’s still a great device and an upgrade for anyone coming from the iPhone 11 or older.

Great camera, Good battery, Emergency features are cool, Still excellent performance

Display could use some upgrades

Apple has given select media outlets and YouTubers access to the new iPhone 14 ahead of when it begins arriving in customers' hands on Friday, September 16. There are two models of the ‌iPhone‌ 14, the standard 6.1-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 and the larger 6.7-inch ‌iPhone‌ 14 Plus.

The Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra is the best yet with heaps of power, great camera, S Pen and much more. Starting from $1849 you need a use case.

S Pen is fast, but you need to use it!, Great screen still 16.7M colours, Four years of major software updates, Excellent camera all around, It is a Galaxy S series, and all that goes with it

45W charger required and fast charge not class-leading, Less RAM than S21 Ultra, No microSD or 3.5mm, The base price of $1849 belies the fact that you really need to spend $2149-$2499 to get 12GB/512GB/1TB, Samsung artificially throttles 10,000 apps without telling you

With an integrated S Pen. With the Galaxy S22 Ultra, Samsung combines the top models of the S and the Note series. The smartphone uses high-end components in all areas and splurges in superlatives. Find out in our test, whether this combination succeeds and where there might be some problem areas.

very bright and accurate display, 5G, Wi-Fi 6E and eSIM, will get updates for a long time, S Pen included, IP68 certification, great voice quality

storage not expandable, lack of audio codecs for Bluetooth, adaptive display only between 24 - 120 Hz at this point, weak gaming performance, 5 GHz WLAN not particularly fast

No matter what camp you land on in the Android market, you have to admit that Samsung is the king. The company has a long history of being the most competent and successful Android phone maker.